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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-09
Our Choice for u. s. Senator,
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We are authorized to Announce The
name Of HoN. " 8, FsERrDGr, of
Charleston, as Il candidate for state
Senator for the 36th Senatorial Dis
trict, composed of Grenada, TalIa-
hatcnje and Quitman counties, at TIE
ensuing election, subject TO the action
OF the Democratic party.
Ter I1st-:=t -At-orzaey-
We are authorized to announce the
name of IRA y. OGLESBv, of Senate
oia, for re-eipctiou 10 the Office Of Dis
ifict Attorney for this the Third Ju-
dicia! District Of Mi-sisaippi subject
TO the action oiihe Democratic party.
We are authorized tn announce the
name OF j. J. SLACK, of Grenada, a.;
a candidate fer District Attorney for
the Third Judicial District of VI isis
sipni af the ensuing election, subject
to the action Of the Democratic party.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-09

The Cofieeville correspondent of
the Memphis Appeal, under date of
June 2S, among other things says:
Rev. G. Fl. Hodge, agent for the Gre
NADIA Collegiate Institute, was in our
city Thursday, in the interest of the
institution which he represents.
Grenada is to be congratulated upon
being the possessor of college afior.
ding such adorable facilities for the
advancement of education. This
little city donated the Institution to
the Methodist Episcopal Church
south, but on account of reVerses
sustained by fire several years ago
was unable to complete its maguiii-
cent gift, and, as only $1,000 are
lacking, Mr. Hodge feels certain Of
soon raising that amount,
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-09
Ter District A-t-oraey-
SHORT LINE

EaiWeoa Memphis, Tenn., and Ne ~
Orleans, LG.
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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-09

Every farmer should have a small
building for keeping tools and the
smaller implements used on the farm.
Here, with a comfortable fire in win
ter, much pleasant aud profitable
work may be done making conyen.
fences for barn or house, mending
and oiling harness and doing mani
things that would be either undone
or cost a considerable sum were a
tradesman employed to do them.
Except near cities it is cheaper to
buy the materials for bushcl boxes or
crates for fruits or potatoes and put
them together. This will make a
good JOB for many winter days, and
may be just the thing to induce some
boys who have a mechanical turn Of
mind to remain on the farm.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-07-09

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National Republican., 1887-04-07
THE sIIELLABARGER CARS.
All Made Sent West With Demand
for More.


A representative OF the REPUBLICAN, looked
in at the Office OF the shelabarger Live Stock
Car Company, 03s street, yesterday, and SEQ
ing everybody busy thought little informa.
tion might be obtained as to how the company
was getting along.
"Any news % he asked.
"Yes! Please read this" aud the company's
representative handed him letter from s. NJ
Provost, general superintendent trans sportation
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, addressed
to the secretary of the Sheilabarger Company,
under date OF Apr. A, 1857, which read as fol-.
"DEAR SIR: Noting your letter of the I'd
instant, in regard TO your cars IS, ~, sO aud
81, now at Glen Rock, Pa.
1--WE have given directions to have these cars
forwarded at once to East St; Louis: Yours
"Gcneral Superintendent Transportation"
"Haye you any other cars?" he inquired.
I'VE have one more-car No. II, which was
shipptd from here last Saturday, en- route for
| the Union Stock Yards, Chicago. Mr.. w. W.
Heron, our secretary, left for Chicago last
night. He will remain in. Chicago a week or
more, showing the car to the hundreds of live
W sho be oneS S by Jesss ane' l. Wilson,
treasurer. These gentlemen will collect all
our cars at Topeka. Kan, and turn them over
TO the Atchison, Topeks and Santa Ee Railroad
Company for use in the series of long hauls
agreed upon some time ago"
Are the railroad companies fayorably dis
| posed toward improved stock cars?'
"At least five trunk lines appear.to be almost
| es anxious to find compartment stock car
| that they can use as We are to have them use
| ours. The Pennsylvania railroad officials have
| been particularly courteous to us, and have
evinced every desire to have the merits Of the
| ShelabGrger car fully tested. The results of the
| trial shipments we have made led one of the
l highest officials of the Pennsylv vania Railroad
| Company 10 remark lately that he saw no
| reason why the Shellabarger car should not
| come into general use.'"
What IS the general outlook for complrt.
| mont stock cars?''
| Good. / think several of them will be
| used to IN extent that will make them pay
| But for reasons often heretofore mentioned,
| no other compartment livestock car has the
! sweeping prospects OF the Shellabarger."
National Republican., 1887-04-07
Lodge Maat,nrs ro-Nieht.


The following lodges meet tonight at the
places named:
Masonic-New Jerusalem, No. Q. Masonic
Temple; Harmony, No. Z, Masonic Temple;
Geo, G Whiting, No. %, Georgetown Washing
ton, Royal Arch, No. 2, Masonic Temple.
G. A. R.-,Burnside, No. s, Seventh and l.
streets northwest.
10. F.-Coumbia, No. 10, Odd Fellows
Hail. Oriental, No. 10. odd Fellows Hall;
Friendship, No. IL, Pennsylvania avenue and
Twentieth street northwest.
Knights of Pythias-Union, No. %, Grand
Army Hall, Seventh and l. streets northwest;
Nelson Division, No 2, Uniform Rank, En-
dowment Hall. 4l9 Tenth street northwest.
Hilton Hall, corner of Seventh and ID streets
northwest. Important business; no social ses-
sion.
Union Veterans Union-Hancock. No. 1. 92s
+ street northwest.
o. u. A, M.-Libery Council, No. Q, Sted.
hams Hall, 1923 Seventh street.
U. O. G.. C-St. Johns, No. 30. Washington
Hall, Pennsylvania avenue and Third street
southeast
knights of Golden Eagle-Americ, Castle,
No 8, McCauleys Hall, 2O9 Pennsylvania ave.
nue. southeast.
Improved order of Red Men-Tuscarora,
No s, Odd Fellows Hall, Eighth street south
east; Logan, No. s. Market Hall, Thirty-second
street northwest.
4; l.; Of H.-,Haarmony, No. lal, LeDro!t
/. o. G. T.-Star Of Hope, No. r. Peuusyl-
vania avenue and Nineteenth street northwest;
Monumental Lodge, Elks' Hall, Ninth and
Pennsylvania avenue.
10. M.--Wm. Louis Schley, No. 4, Odd Fell
lows Hall. Georgetown; Friendship, No. 7,
Moore's Hall. 800 Ninth street northwest.
National Republican., 1887-04-07
JANAUsCHEK IN "MEG MERRI.
LIES.o

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Her Representation of the Gypsy
Queen More Artistic Than Charlo tie
Cushman's.
The announcement that Nine. Janauschek
will appear in the Union Square Theater,
New York city, on April IL, in "Meg Msr
rifles, !" has heightened public expectation
to avery great pitch, and the famous ac-
tress will no doubt receive as great an ova-
tion as she did in Philadelphia. From the
criticisms written Of Mme Janauschek in
the Quaker City the New York public may
form an accurate estimate OF the artistic
value of her representation. The story OF
| Guy Manneringn was dramatized, and the
drama chrlstened "Meg Merrilies," for
| Charlotte Cushman. Many actresses have
essaved to portray the difficult role Of the
| Gypsy Queen and have been signally sue
cessful. Nine. Janauschek is the last OF
the actresses OF the Charlotte Cushman
| school, and is beyond doubt the most fin
ished artistic of them all. In the opinion OF
| the Philadelphia public she has surpassed
any representation of Charlotte Cushman
In this drama. Nine. Janauschek has
adapted the drama from Scott's thrilling
story herself, and has clothed the character
with more womanly robe than the repul'
sive garmt nts In which Charlotte Cushmin
pOIuultu IL.
Among the warmest Of Nine. Janau.
schek's Philadelphia admirers was Mr..
George Washington Childs, who personally
complimented this gifted Indy on her rendi.
ton. Nine. Janauschek Is at present at
| the Theatre Comique, New York, where,
| by the way, she contracted severe cold In
the early part of tAis week. She Is now
| well, thanks to K-wren troches aud balsam,
and her gratitude at being able to appear
on the Union Square stage is sufficiently
| evident from the following letters
NEW YORK, April ., 1857
| Mr.. CHARLES d. KEEP,
| No, 40 Exchange place, N. Y.
| DEAR SIR: lfyou could only know how my
| fondest hopes came near being wrecked by n
| wretched cold yon would realize how much
| am indebted to you for making II possible for
me to secure such remarkable remedies rs
| these you call K-wren. Until they were proyi
| dentially called TO my attention 1t was an
| effort for me to speak. My hoarscness has
| been cured aud my cold has entirely dislp.
| peared by the use of the tfoches and balsam.
| Very sincerely yours, JANAusCHEK.
| These wonderful K.wren remedies which
| effect such marvellous cures in all bronchial
diseases, are now for sale by all the leading
druggists Of Washington, at the following
| prices: K-wren trocbes, 10, 10, aud 25
| tents per box; Kwren Cough Balsam
which Is more powerful than tue troches,
| so cents aud 81 per bottle.
National Republican., 1887-04-07
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences in and About the
City,

Minor Occurrences in and About the
City.
Tooth filling made painless by the use Of
cocaine by s. II. Mason, dentist, 1901 Pennsyl-
Vania avenue northwest.
The circuit court was not in session yester-
day.
Tho mo tality for last week was 81; white,
a.; coh red, 81. Marriages Ii, and birth 80.
Sarah Donnelly. by her will filed yesterday,
begueathes her property to her brothers aud
John Ch9mberlin and John shanahan were
selling liquor on Sunday.
In the contest in the circuit court involving
the validity of the will of Franklin Madison
the jury by their verdict sustained the will.
Advertisementsw issued yesterday by the
secretary OF the Navy for bids for the constrtin
ton of three cruisers OF not less than 1000 tons
and two gunboats Of 100 tons.
A short conference was held yesterday by
the commissioners over what streets were to
be improved In the northwest section. Th1
new schedule has not yet been made public.
Robert Robinson, a printer, charged with
embezzling 81 belonging To his employer, John
Il. Lippard. publisher of the American Rag,
was yesterday held for tho grand jury By Judge
Smell.
The case against VIM N Koppin, charged
with stealing buggy from Fadeey's stable,
was nolle prosecuted In the police court yoster-
day. 1t was shown that there was no larceny
in the case.
The report OF the work done In the interior
Of the pension building during the month of
March has been submitted to the Secretary OF
the Interior by Gen. NJ. g. Meigs. the supervis-
ingenginecr and architect.
Judge Smell yesterday gave George Ingram
colOled, sixty days In jail for us5aulting Helen
Dutkett, also colored The woman gave him
FIVE cents to buy gin with, and aftcr he got the
gin and drank 1t he beat her.
The commissioners have been asked to ex.
Cmpt the Institution for the Education of
ColorCd Youths from taxation on the ground
that the work done Is to educate the poorer
and more ignorant classes of the community.
The following order has been issued by the
commissioner "All stables for animals EN-.
rloyed for. livery, hack, express, cab, street
car, drnught. sale, dairy, or other business
purpose, will be charged for water at the rate
| Of 10 cents per STALL
The North Carolina Democratic Association
reOrganized on Tuesday night, aud elected the
| following officers: Charles NJ. Yates, presidents:
| Edward Jones, vice president; j. I. Britt sec :
| retary; John Mallard, treasurer; executive
committee, ]. NJ Leach, Il. II. Cowan, and C..
| II. Brunner.'
Atameeing Of the stockholders of the Upper
| Glymont Improvement Company held at Gly-
| mont, Md, the following trustees were elected
| McKim, J. Orville Johnson. H. y. Keiauver
| Jesse b. Wilson, Addison Marbury. J. p. V.
| Ritter, Otis Bigelow, and W. b. Marohe.
|
WORTH its weight In gold, Salvation OIL 25
cents
National Republican., 1887-04-07

The exhibition has been
pronounced by modistes
and others of good judg-
ment to be one Of eXtraor-
binary merit, not only on
account of the excellent
taste evident in the selec-
ton, but also on account OF
the wonderful and OK
teDsive variety of combina-
tions in rare novelty goods,
many odd and original ef-
fects being confined eXclu-
sively to us. 1t is impossi-
BILE to clearly describe fine
goods in an advertisement
when there are many kinds.
A personal examination is
far more satisfactory. 1t is
a pleasure to show our
goods to all, and in men-
tioning this it is our pur-
pose to invite you to what
we are proud to say is the
finest exhibition of suits
and wraps ever made in
Washington.
National Republican., 1887-04-07
HOW WE DO IT.

By obtaining the latest imported suits as
samples, and then purchasing wholesale
quantities Of similar materials, which are
cut and made in identical styles to the i'm
ported, we are enabled to show A READY
MADE SUIT at less than half the price OF
the imported. Any alteration we make free
Of charge. Why not try the experiment
Look at our suits. Calculate what the ma
terials and making would cost. If our
Suits come cheaper, and we can fit you,
why not buyH II the fit is not satisfactory
don't buy. Have you any risk9
National Republican., 1887-04-07
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PARASOLS.

The reporter must have visited the store
at o'clock. This is what he wrote In the
"Post !"
'tIf you want to learn all about Parasols
just stop here; but you had better call early
or late In the day, when the crowd is not so
great"
by our patrons yesterday you might call us
egotistical. You might not believe us. We
ask you to price our Parasols and note the
variety. Do likewise elsewhere. Do then
what your judgment dictates.
National Republican., 1887-04-07
CLOVES.

The new shades Of Helitrope Grays,
Greens, Tans, oxblood, in silk and Kid
Gloves. A window full Of samples now are
on exhibition. AS regards prices aud quail.
tieswe don't only think, we know you can't
do as well elsewhere. Every pair "Palais
Royal" Gloves tried on and warranted.
Gentiemen-You may secure Kid Gloves for
csc. that will cost you $l,50 elsewhere.
National Republican., 1887-04-07
YOUR SPRING BONNET!
Observation-Disclosures
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You must remember the enormous duties
from Paris to Washington make IMPORTED
BONNETS expensive luxuries. We show
the latest Novelties, at Lowest Prices.
OUR MADAME NAMARA.
(oF NEW YoRK,)
Makes and Trims Hats and Bonnets In
identical styles for So. Trims for 75c, Her
to her engagement with The Palais Royal,
was In business for herself In New York.
These competent artistes, with the aid OF
First-class Assistants, enable us TO offer
High.class Novelties. We quote much
Lower Prices than you have ever before
paid. The Chatham street of Washington
and its trash must not be compared, though,
in truth, our prices are not much, If any,
higher.
National Republican., 1887-04-07
DIES matinee ut Kernan's to day
Not the Church Pastor.

In the REPUBLICAN, Of las! Tuesday an ac
count was published of the conduct of Rev.
Peter Lewis and his appearing intoxicated on
the street. 1t was also stated that he was the
pastor OF the First Baptist Church, Sixth and
q streets southwest. Messrs Richard John
son, clerk of the church, and Paul Welsh
deacon by authority Of the congregation, deny
that Lewis ever was pastor of tho church
Rev. w. III. Lee has filed that position for the
pnst twenty years in the most acceptable
manner. He is strictly temperate In his
habits, enjoys the confidence and respect OF
the public, and is greatly beloved by his lock
National Republican., 1887-04-07
One Applied for and One Ora nted

Kate ]. Aylmer has petitioued for divorce
from James r. Aylmer and alimony. The
parties were married In Rockville, Md, July
II, 1885, and she charges him with repeated
acts OF cruelty and Incompetence. Justice
Merrck yesterday granted Anthony Stroud
divorce from Ella stroud. They married in
King George county, Va and She deserted
him in this city some six years later
National Republican., 1887-04-07
observation-disclosures
Your Spring Dress f!
Observation-Disclosures

We clip from the "PosT" the follow
ing:
What jam The immaculate bangs OF
young men clerks were all awry, so was the
stock which was piled on the counters in
utter confusion. Fourteen young people
ordeal'
Such was reporters experience on Mon
day at our Dress Goods Counter.
Figured Challes at 10c., and Sateens,
Cashmeres, 1ricots, Scotch Tweeds, Eng
lish Cloths, Silks, Satins. The Colors, the
Designs, the Quantities, the Varieties.
Cannot you tell II we excel our competitors
by making comparisonsF
National Republican., 1887-04-07
Some Bargains in watches.

Solid silver stem winders ladies' size, Sc so;
solid silver stem winders, gents size, $500;
ladies' solid gold stem winders, extra small,
S25 GENTS gold open face Waltham stem wind
erB, $40; gents solid gold American stem wind.
ers, S2S gents II carat gold American stem
wnders, Si5; gents II carat Howard stem
winder, worth slOO, SIS. II. Harris & Co., i32
Seventh street,
National Republican., 1887-04-07
nIarriapa LIcansea.

The following marriage licenses have been
issued VIM. scrivner and Mary Cox, VIM
Carroll and Annie Rhodes, James Gaddis and
Annie Bailey, John W, Dickerson and Mary A.
Otis, Stephen G. Bouis and Sarah L. Trlce,
Fielding J., Byrne aud Mamie L. Lambert both
Of Loudoun county, Va; Benz. +. Hilton. OF
Poolesville, Md. and Fannie A. Moner of
Fairfax county. Va. Lewis Willis and Rebecca
Brown, Henry Williams and Lizzie Harvey.
National Republican., 1887-04-07
apitol Park-Washington VS.. Buffalos.
Election OF Officers.

The Washington Hebrew congregation has
elected the following officers: President II.
King, jr, vice president, p. Peyser; treasurer,
4, Fisher recording secretary. Adolph Adler
financial secretary; secretary >; M Meyer board OF
- isler, Rev.IL. Stern,
National Republican., 1887-04-07

n new Al portlonment of government ap.
rOl Ments under the civil service law has
bt, olnpleted, The number of new appoint.
mot is $500, and all the states and territories
vii we share. The District OF Columbia
vii, We none, It's quota being overlull.
National Republican., 1887-04-07
Fires During March.

Chief Paris reports that during March there
were fifteen alarms of fire. The estimated los
amounted to 81, 500, with an insurance of s2,-
525. Fire Marshal Drew inspected forty-eighi
grocery stores and found that only one-sixth
of the oils tested did not come up TO the stan
dard, which, he claims, shows great i'm
provement in the grade of oils now placed in
tho market
National Republican., 1887-04-07
LADIES matinee at Kernan's to. day
Securing "A Petit Jury.

Mcssrs. Ferdinand Petersen, Theo. +. Me-
Cauley, and Harrison l.. Barbour were excused
as petit jurors In the criminal court, and the
following accepted to I'LL vacancies: Messrs.
G. IL. Demar, VIM. II. Barker, Ferdinand
Heitmuller, Chas. b. Church, ], s. Delano.
Chas, a, PrentIss, c. G, Purcell, and Elias f.
Hutchinson.
National Republican., 1887-04-07
Preference for Old Soldiers

interstate commerce commission hay9
TtCv, ed communication from Department
Con ander Burke, of the G. A. r., asking that
I'm. soldiers of the war of the rebellion be
Civ preference in filling positions under the
Comu. issiOn.
National Republican., 1887-04-07
Kind.Hearted Employer.

Kate wilkinson, colored, was tried IN the
police court yesterday for stealing a lady's
gold watch worth s75 and a scarf pin worth
$40, property of her employer. Roger williams.
quest of Mr.. Williams, the girl was released
on her personal bonds for future good be.
bayor,
National Republican., 1887-04-07
r. H. TAYLOR,
9S3 Pennsylvania Avenue.
EASTER OPENING
sEAToN PERRY,
successor TO sEAToS & PERRY

SUCCESSOR TO sEAToN & PERRY
NOVELTIES IN DRY GOODS OF THE BEST
CoSPlETE STOCK IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
EEW CHANTILLY LACE FLOuSCiNGS.
ELEGANT BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
BLACK BEADED GRENADINES.
DENTELLE LANES. ,,,,,
NOVELTIES in FRENCH sATEEN ROBES
NEW EMBRoIDERED ROBES.
CHOICE DRESS FABRICS.
NEW ENGLISH SUlTlNGS.
FRENCH HABIT CLOTHS.
NEW IMPORTED WHITE GOODS.
ANpERsoN's SCOTCH ZEPHYRS.
NEW FRENCHsATEENs.
CHALLIS DELAINES.
SPRING SHADES IN TREFousSE KID
GLOVES.
NEW PARAsoLs AND UMBRELLAS.
FRENCH G. p. CORSEIs;
NEW BANDKERCHIEFS.
SILK AND LIsLE HOSIERY.
NEW SPRING JACKETS.
ALL THE "LATKs[ EUROPEAN ,6Sr N3VEb-
PRovEp PARIS STYLES" FOR THE
SPRING AND SUMMER OF 1881.
as-PLAIN FIGURES AND COR RECT
PRICES.
sEATON PERRY.
PERRY Bull N G,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, CORNER 9TH ST
Established 1910,
National Republican., 1887-04-07

GRAND wrestling and sparring exhibition at
Acknowledgement c. Ross, Capt. DAILY and
Mervin Thompson, 'the Thunderbolt." Also,
regular attraction,
National Republican., 1887-04-07
District Quota Fun.

II. water.-careless nurse,.-chlld scaldod
81. Jacobs Oil cures soalds.
National Republican., 1887-04-07
WashinGtous vs.. BufIalos.
EOr a NeMshnYs Hnme,

The ladies OF the Newsboys' and Childron's
Aid Society have arranged for concert, which
will lie given at the universalist Church on
Mrs. f. Il. True. Mr.. w. d. Mcfarland. aud the
Franz Abt Club will render vocal selections.
Miss lglehardt will contribute piano solo,
polonaise, No. /, for violin, and Mr. TSeedale
and Miss Helen Walbridge will give recita.
tons. The proceeds are to be devoted to the
work of the society, and newsboys' home Is
one Of the probabilities of the near future.
National Republican., 1887-04-07

Mill cry Ribbons.
Millinery Laces.
Millinery Flowers.
Millinery Feathers.
Millinery Ornaments.
Untrimmed Hats, &c.
mr. Our stock Of Untrimmed Hats and
Bonnetts, Ribbons, Laces, Flowers, Feath-
trs, and Ornaments, we need not tell you,
are the best quality, and the prices are
what cash purchases and sales alone
acmit OF.
National Republican., 1887-04-07
TIE FLORIDA STEAM HEATER
THE BEST.

There Is no excuse FOR having c9M house
In Zero Weather. No reason why your wife
aud little ones should he slowly poisoned by
CaTbonic Oxide Gas from furnace, or the
DepiPs First LiCutCniEt Ld'rGbe No Dust. no
Gas, but Health and Economy. No excuse on
account of price, as our syst m is within the
reach of all and to-day the humble cnttager
as well as the dweller 10 our modern palace
can enjoy the luxury OF steam or Hot Water
Heat. Aiessrs. Chappelle q Co. are practical
as well as theoretical heating engineers, and
their system Is no guess work or an expert.
ment but an established fact, as will be at
tested by some of our best citizens who are
using the Florida. Pure. fresh, warm air is
what we want In our homes in cold weather,
which your physician will tell you cannot be
obtained from either Furnace or Latrobe. We
are offering in connection with the Ftortdi
Steam Heater Colds compound direct, and
indirect Radiators the Reede aud Bundy
Radiators, also the handsome new union
Radiator; Jenkins valves, Tuttle q Bailey's
celebrated FlOrentine registers In Nickle IL
Gold; Mason Manufacturing Company's steam
specialties. Messrs. Chappelle 4 Co. return
thanks for the many favors from the hands Of
old friends, and hope by their fair dealing To
make many new ones. They will be pleased
TO furnish plans and estimates free OF charge
for the humblest as well as the largest dwell'
ings, and those contemplating building or i'm
proving houses will save money by giving
them call,
National Republican., 1887-04-07

Base ball! Base BALL Capitol Park, 4:15.

WORTH its weight in gold. Salvation Oil, 2.
rcnts
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

On Tuesday evening last, Mr.. and
Mrs. R. E. Douglas entertained the Hal
cyon circle assisted by the sister of Mrs.
Douglas, Miss Stark and Miss Bonnie
Daniels of Texas. A very enjoyable
evening was spent in Rotations, music
and the reading of original essays.
Southern ladies' journal. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1886-18??, 1887-01-08

Mrs, 7. II, Jones received the friends
OF her daughter Miss Maude, last Tues
day. 4 very pleasant evening was the
result Miss Maude. who is much be-
loved BY her young friends, had quite an
assembly in answer to the invitations.
There were music recitations, and de-
llghttul supperip the dining-room, while
a most beautiful evening impressed it
self upon the memories ofthe young peo-
pie gathered in this pretty social circle.